In March, I got my urine tested, and it showed 10 to 13 RBCs per HPF. Sometimes I also face problems with IBS. In the past, I was diagnosed with UTI. During my pregnancy, there were consistently 5 to 6 RBCs in my urine reports. I had a C section delivery. Is the presence of RBCs in urine a matter of concern?

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Dr Bhanu Prakash

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Persistent RBCs in urine need evaluation for UTI, stones, or kidney conditions. Occasional RBCs post pregnancy can persist. Consider ultrasound or nephrologist review if it continues.

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